Roche Accu-Chek FastClix Lancing Device 1pc

1) Remove the cap from the lancing device.
2) Insert a new lancet drum – white end first – into the lancing device.
3) The lancet drum is properly inserted when it is completely inside the lancing device, and only the projecting edge protrudes from the lancing device at the front.
4) Place the cap back on again. The cut-out section at the edge of the cap must fit around the correspondingly shaped curvature with the penetration depth indicator (silver square).
5) The cap is on correctly when it is pushed back as far as it will go, and you hear and feel it click into place.
6) Each lancet drum contains 6 lancets. The first lancet is now ready to be used. The window showing the number of available lancets shows 6; there are now 6 lancets available.
7) You can set 11 penetration depths (0.5 to 5.5). The silver square (penetration depth indicator) on the lancing device indicates the current penetration depth setting. The larger the number, the greater the penetration depth.
8) Press the lancing device firmly against the selected puncture site.
9) Press the release button all the way down. The lancet is released and it penetrates the skin.
10) Massage the finger in the direction of the fingertip to encourage a blood drop to form.
11) Test your blood glucose immediately after you obtained blood, according to the instructions for use for your blood glucose meter.

Risk of suffocation - This product contains small parts that can be swallowed. Keep this product away from people who might swallow small parts, for example, small children.
Risk of infection - During obtaining a blood drop, the lancing device may come into contact with blood. To prevent infections from being transmitted, the lancing device must not be used by other people, even by family members. Healthcare professionals must not use the lancing device to obtain blood from different people.
Risk of infection - The lancing device or lancet drum has come into contact with blood and has protruding sharps due to damage. To prevent infections from being transmitted, check the lancing device and lancet drum for damages. Dispose of a damaged lancing device or lancet drum as infectious material according to the regulations applicable in your country.